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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1911)
1 1 h. fi W l i i If ?1 I ! 5 1 1 ; M i ; - J NEWS OF ALL KINDS b alBa SBS-iBS HAPPENINGS dF INTEREST IN AND AROUND ST. HELENS LOCAL ITEMS: PERSONAL MENTION: SOCIETY NEWS .Miss Edna Harris came down fom Corvallis, where she is attend, ins: the Oregon Agricultural College, and spent the Thanksgiving Holiday with her parents. She returned on Monday. ! . Willie, the young son of S. E. Lynch, had his leg broken last Tues day evening:, while playing with an other youngster, Willie and his cousin were wrestling ' and 1n some way the cousin" threw Willie and in falling his leg took a twist and his right leg just above the ankle was broken. He was visiting relatives near Warren at the time and was brought home as soon as possible and is now fast recovering. LOST A child's alligator purse . with a chain attached to it. Find er kindlv leave same at the Mist office. Eugene D'Spain is building a nice cottage on a lot recently pur chased bv him. near the Wireless pole, and it looks as though he may be preparing for all the comforts of home life. W. A. Ketel had the misfortune of cutting off the end of his thumb Wednesday evening while chopping wood. That will probably teach him a lesson. The American Safety Powder Company have a crew of men at work on the Arthur Velguth place onSauvies Island erecting buildings for use in the manufacture of pow der. The plant when completed will manufacture a brand of powder adapted for the 1i.se in this com munity and will emDlov quite a number of men. Ole Bohman, a prominent farmer from the Warren neighborhood, was attending to business in St. Helena during the week. , "Pug" Ethridge, a brother of "Squeeze" is visiting in the city from the Puget Sound. Howard M. Brownell of Astoria, was in attendance at Court during the week. Oscar Ericksen, the Warren Mer chant, was transacting business in the city Wednesday. T. C. Watts, Mayor of Reuben, j has been attending to his regular duties as bailiff of the Circuit Court during the week. Mrs. C. H. Johns was a Rainfe visitor during the week. The Tuesday evening 500 Club met with Mrs. Edwin Rosa last Tuesday Evening and had a most delightful time. In addition to the members of the Club there were a number of invited gueste and all played the fascinating game until a late hour. Mrs. Marv Georee again carried off the honors. Luncheon was served Angelo Marino, a young Italian boy living with his parents in the MuckJe house on Casneau Street, fell from the sidewalk, where he was playing with an open knife in his hand, and struck his hand on the knife, the blade penetrating clear through the hand. The doctor was called and dressed the wound and no serious consequences are likely to result. Attention is called to the Call for Road meeting of this Koad District published in thi3 issue. This meeting is called for the comes in now and asks us to in. form the people that he has al ready disposed of everything and no sale will be held. J. B. Howell, of Holbrook, was attending to business in St. Hel ens, Thursday. The gasoline ship "Triton" in charge of Captain Ed Rallagh and with a full list of passengers, con sisting of Fred Watkins and Roy Craig, sailed from the Cowlitz Street dock in St. Helens at 11, o'clock Wednesday morning "and made a flying trip to Astoria, covering the distance in 8 hours. Mrs. J. H. Cronkite entertained the Young Married Ladies Club, on Wednesday at her new home in Columbia Park. In the evening the husbands of the young married ladies were invited in and a dinner served after which games were in dulged in for several hours. A de lightful afternoon and evening was spent by the Newlyweds. J. R. Welch and family of Port land, visited at the home of A. A. Galichio, over Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Morley and her dau ghter Elsie were visiting in Portland, Thursday. S. A. Miles came down from Portland Tuesday and spent several days in the city . Fred Adams came up from his farm near Deer Island on Wednes day and spent the day in town. There will be Service next Sunday evening, Dec. 10, at 7:30 in Christ, Episcopal Church, St. Helens. Last Tuesday night the K. of P. Lodge elected officers for the en suing term as follows; W. A. Ketel, C. C; Fred Watkins, V. C; M. E. Miller. P.; F. A. George, K. of R; & S.; E. A. Rotger. M. of F; W. J. Fullerton, M. E; J. W. Clark M. A; C. E. Olson, I. G; C. H. Jorgensen, O. G; E. I. Ballagh, Trustee. Charles H. Gram, Deputy State Labor Commissioner, was in the vicinity Monday inspecting the fac tories, mill etc. J. D. McKay came down from Scappoose, Wednesday and spent the day in the city attending to JJ. legal business. Glee Club Coming St. Helena gets what it goes after. That is when the Peoples Lyceum Committee has charge. The an nouncement folder for the present season said concerning the Willa mette University Glee Club. "If the public will show sufficient apprecia tion by the purchase of a large number of season tickets we shall engage them at once." That chal lenge was met by more than 240 season seat sales and 80 single ad- n. fusions at the first number. In re turn for such an enthusiastic sup port thecommitte at once wired the Glee Club for a date. Original plan contemplated having the Club here some time in March or April but it was found that the only date avail able si Dec. 30 hence they were con tracted for that time. The Glee Club Is certain to be the most popular number on the course. The enthu siasm twenty five or thirty' young college men vented in comic song and cheer is simply irresistible. St Helena Lodge No. 547. St. Helens Lodge No. 547 Frater nat Union of Amercia was regularly instituted at the K. P. Hall last Saturday night with a momltemhip of about 40. The degree team from Equity Lodge No. 5(5 of Portland was present and exemplified the de gree work in a very fine manner. Several other members beside the degree team came with them. After the work of instituting hail Urn concluded the following officers were elected for the ensuing year; M. L. Wilson, Fraternal Master; Mrs. Isbister. Justice; Miss Leo Wilkins, Truth; Mrs. Grant. Mercy; Mrs. Harris, Sec.; Thos. Needham, Tress. Mrs. Frisk, Guide; Merle Wilson, Guard; Geo. Adams, Sentinel. Af ter adjourment lunch was spread and a general good time was had until about 1 o'clock A. M. This lodge starts out under very favor able auspices; a membership of nearly forty, both ladies and gentle men, and from the interest dis played on the first meeting, will soon become the leading order in the city. 41 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Younger returned to their homes Saturday after hav Ing visited with the family of Judge Dart over Thanksgivln g. Mrs. A. L. Stone spent the day in Portland las Saturday. wum vi uvuuuiivIU imuiimu ADVEPvTISED IN THIS SPACE LAST WEEK BY W. T. Everson on WILLAMETTE ST, m ihu Cy WILL NOT BE HELD ALL FURNITURE HAS BEEN SOLD I M i AH Work Guaranteed. Estimate Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN Plumbing and Sheet Metal Heating Work St Helens Oregon j.liilal.UkJAilk.lAilaki .ailaiv pthf f tf( An Infant Industry lannrs ami we litre entablinlii-d Otirtelvta firmly; our of the Home Imlottiirt of the city, and re it rive at alt times lo pirate t.ur palrona by careful work and prompt delivery. If you are not one, try uv St. Helens Laundry! The steam heating plant is now in running order at the school house Christmas is Coming SANTA Claus lias been here aud left an assortment of beautiful and useful things to gladden the hearts of the children as well as the grown ups. Every cent spent in our store before December 23rd entitles you to a vote on the large doll, which is displayed in our window. This , doll is to be given away Absolutely Free to the child receiving the greatest cumber of votes. The standing of the contest ants will be posted each Saturday. fSee that your votes arc counted at the time of purchase. Coupons given away with every cash purchase. If you do not cate to vote in the doll contest save them, as we are also giving away a 42-piccc Saxony China dinner set to the family buying the greatest amount for Cash before Saturday December 23rd at WHITE & WHITE WW VMM 'WW VMM VMM VMf! VI W, Subscribe for the Mist $150. as are the sanitary drinking f oun-, tains. New seats are being placed and everything is about ready for occupancy. As arranged now the; school house is one of the most' modern, from a sanitary point ofj view, in the state of Oregon. Thej primary room will be moved from' the City Hall to the new building , the present week. ; County Commissioners Tiehenor ' and Farr are attending to their offi-l cial duties in the county seat this week. Qecember 4th 1911 there was born to Mr, and Mrs. Ileadley at Oasis Park a daughter. It. F. (-'ole was taken to the Hos pital at Portland last Wednesday for the purpose of an operation on his hand. About a week ago Hob was climbing an electric light pole when a large splinter ran into hia hand and he immediately went to a physician and had it removed. A day or two afterward he was work around the dynamos at the Mill Co. and in some wav trot hisband mashed. ( tVith thu t urn urMAi-nta tn the o St, Helens Transfer Co. Fhoe IS General Transfer and Drayage Dealer U Brick, Cement, Feed, Sand and Shingles CORDIALS WINES CIGARS WHISKEY Special Holiday Goods NORTH PACIFIC BEER COLUMBIA EXCHANGE H. ESTABROOK, Proprietor I COURTEOUS COMPETENT CATERERS and everybody interested should J hand he continued work until attend. " If you dont attend you blood poisoning attacked him and bnvp no kick eomintr" said Jack he is now compiled to go Dspain the supervisor. Jacob George, of the St. Helens Hotel, attended the meeting of the State Hotel Men's Association at Portland during the week. W. T. Everson advertised in last weeks Mist that ha would hold an auction sale of his house hold furniture on Dec, 9, at his houfe on Willamette Street, but to go to the ln,i pital to save the hand. James I'. Stapleton, a -prominent attorney of Vancouver, Washington, has been attending court this Week, representing Mrs. Eastman in her divorce case, Claude M. Johns, an attorney from Clatskanie, spent the grater portion of the week in the city, on ; the Eastman divorce case. mjs. IV PETER G. PAPPAS TABLE DE' HOTE DINNERS Q I ! On The Strand o 11 III Agents for 1 STUDEBAKER Wagons and Vehicles Bam Oppo.it. School Hom O V J Fast Trains East Qt T,c,kfcts sold and baggage checked through to opokane, Montana points. 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